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英「火鳳凰」麥田圈預警2012.12.21末日
【綜合外電報道】英國威爾特郡最近再次出現神秘麥田圈,專家相信最新的麥田圈圖案是象徵重生的火鳳凰,可能是世界末日的警告,跟瑪雅文明古曆法預言二○一二年十二月二十一日發生的災難有關。
英國《每日電訊報》報道,最新的麥田圈位於威爾特郡,長約一百二十米,形同一隻由灰燼中重生的火鳳凰。專門研究麥田圈的亞歷山大說:「鳳凰是傳說中的生物,在世界許多文明中都象徵重生和新紀元。」
去年圖案訊息相同
不少研究麥田圈的人都相信,麥田圈記載瑪雅文明古曆法中有關文明滅亡的訊息。亞歷山大稱:「這(火鳳凰麥田圈)可以理解為人類或地球,在經歷一件重大事件後再復興。」她更指出,隨着世界末日愈來愈逼近,現在每次出現的新麥田圈圖案,都會比以前更複雜,她對於由現在至二○一二年十二月二十一日前會再出現甚麼圖案甚感興趣。
威爾特郡去年曾出現類似太陽系中太陽和九大行星的麥田圈圖案,專家研究指圖案與世界末日當日的行星位置完全脗合。
Source: http://the-sun.on.cc/cnt/china_world/20090617/00423_016.html
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Missing vials of a potentially dangerous virus have prompted an Army investigation into the disappearance from a lab in Maryland.
Fort Detrick is the home of the Army's top biological research facility.
The Army's Criminal Investigation Command agents have been visiting Fort Detrick in Frederick, Maryland, to investigate the disappearance of the vials. Christopher Grey, spokesman for the command, said this latest investigation has found "no evidence of criminal activity."
The vials contained samples of Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis, a virus that sickens horses and can be spread to humans by mosquitoes. In 97 percent of cases, humans with the virus suffer flu-like symptoms, but it can be deadly in about 1 out of 100 cases, according to Caree Vander Linden, a spokeswoman for the Army's Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases. There is an effective vaccine for the disease and there hasn't been an outbreak in the United States since 1971.
The vials had been at the research institute's facility at Fort Detrick, home of the Army's top biological research facility, for more than a decade. The three missing vials were among thousands of vials that were under the control of a senior scientist who retired in 2004. When another Fort Detrick scientist recently inventoried the retired scientist's biological samples, he discovered that the three vials of the virus were missing. The original scientist's records about his vials dated back to the days of paper-and-pen inventories.
During the investigation, the retired scientist and another former Fort Detrick researcher cooperated with investigating agents and, according to Vander Linden, they came back to the facility to help look for the vials.
Vander Linden said the investigators know that several years ago an entire freezer full of biological samples broke down and all the samples had to be safely destroyed. But a complete inventory of what was in the freezer was not done before the samples were destroyed. Vander Linden said there's a "strong possibility" the vials were in that freezer and destroyed, but that isn't known for sure.
This investigation comes two months after all research at the research institute facility at Fort Detrick was halted for a complete computer-based inventory of all disease samples at the fort. That inventory is expected to be complete before summer and may help solve the mystery of the three missing vials, officials said.
The Army investigation is in its final stages and is expected to be closed soon.
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Randomly saw some facts from a Hong Kong scene while randomly clicked on a random movie at apple trailers...
Push - In theaters: February 6, 2009
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/push/